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The Pig Roast with Otto & George

2011–20121 seasonRobert Capelli Jr.
IMDb 8.2

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The Pig Roast with Otto & George is an insane, off-color variety show that was shot in 2011-2012 in a pop-up production studio in Hoboken, New Jersey. Host Otto Petersen, who was adored by all of his fellow comedians for his outrageous wit and generous heart, sadly passed away in 2014.

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What is The Pig Roast with Otto & George (2011) about?

The Pig Roast with Otto & George is an insane, off-color variety show that was shot in 2011-2012 in a pop-up production studio in Hoboken, New Jersey. Host Otto Petersen, who was adored by all of his fellow comedians for his outrageous wit and generous heart, sadly passed away in 2014.

Who stars in The Pig Roast with Otto & George?

The Pig Roast with Otto & George stars Otto Petersen. The series was created by Robert Capelli Jr..

How many seasons does The Pig Roast with Otto & George have?

The Pig Roast with Otto & George has 1 seasons. There are 13 episodes in total.

Is The Pig Roast with Otto & George worth watching?

The Pig Roast with Otto & George holds an IMDb rating of 8.2/10.

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